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Supabase Realtime Subscription Not Updating in Real-Time

Your Supabase realtime subscription doesn't receive updates. Data changes in the database aren't reflected in real-time on connected clients. Subscription listeners don't fire when expected.

Realtime subscriptions fail when realtimeUrl isn't configured, subscriptions aren't properly cleaned up, or database changes bypass triggers (e.g., direct SQL without replication).

Error Messages You Might See

Subscription not updating [realtime] No data received WebSocket disconnected [Supabase] Realtime not available
Subscription not updating[realtime] No data receivedWebSocket disconnected[Supabase] Realtime not available

Common Causes

  1. Replication not enabled for table in Supabase dashboard
  2. Subscription not properly set up or connected before data changes occur
  3. Cleanup (unsubscribe) happening too early or not at all, causing memory leaks
  4. Database changes made with direct SQL, bypassing replication triggers
  5. Realtime configuration not loading or URL incorrect

How to Fix It

Enable replication: In Supabase dashboard, go to Replication > select table > enable replication. Realtime only works for replicated tables.

Proper subscription: Use on().subscribe() and clean up in useEffect cleanup:
const sub = supabase.on('postgres_changes', {...}).subscribe()
return () => sub.unsubscribe()

Verify auth: User must be authenticated or have anon access to table RLS policies for realtime to work.

Test connection: Check Supabase project Status page for realtime service health. Check browser DevTools for WebSocket connection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why isn't replication enabled by default?

For performance. Enable only tables you need realtime for. Unnecessary replication wastes resources.

Should I unsubscribe from realtime?

Yes, always. In React cleanup: return () => subscription.unsubscribe(). Prevents memory leaks and WebSocket zombies.

How do I debug realtime issues?

Check 1) Replication enabled for table 2) User authenticated 3) Table has RLS policy allowing access 4) Changes made with database insert/update, not direct SQL.

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